Sentinelle (2021) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Klara is a French Army interpreter traumatized by a suicide bombing in Syria and later assigned to Opération Sentinelle in Nice. After Tania is raped and left in a coma, she investigates the attack, p...
Tania is Klara's sister who goes with a group of Russians after separating from Klara at a nightclub. She is raped and brutally beaten into a coma, later survives an apparent poisoning attempt, and ul...
Leonid Kadnikov is an influential Russian tycoon and Yvan's father, protected by diplomatic immunity. He admits to raping Tania, orders an attempted killing of her, and confronts Klara at his villa. H...
Yvan Kadnikov is Leonid's son and the man seen leaving the nightclub with Tania, although he denies touching her. Protected by his father's influence and diplomatic immunity, he becomes one of Klara's...
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Captain Muller identifies Yvan as the son of Leonid Kadnikov, an influential Russian tycoon.
Klara moves back in with her mother and her sister, Tania, after returning to Nice.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
At the nightclub, Tania joins a party of Russians and signals Klara that she is leaving with them; Klara later identifies Yvan as the man Tania was wi...
Leonid freely admits that he raped Tania, who is subsequently left in a coma after being savagely beaten.
Klara identifies Yvan as the man Tania left the nightclub with and confronts him while conducting her investigation.
Leonid admits that he raped Tania and later orders an assassin to target her, making him Klara's primary enemy.
A traumatized soldier turns from official service to vigilante revenge after her sister becomes the victim of protected violence.
Directed by Julien Leclercq
Sentinelle (2021) · 5.8/10 · action, drama, thriller
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